My place has been testing older servers we've had sitting around for power usage, computation power, throughput... What fits the curves stays, what doesn't gets nuke-wiped and sold off. Seriously... MRI machines are fun. Clears up storage and re-purposes still viable servers, usually with vmware.
So now we have Franken-rack, Bride of Franken-rack (thin cabinet, no side space), and Son of Franken-rack (half-height cabinet).
Command and conquer: Get off my damned lawn edition Red alert: Yuri remembers the great war... over and over and over agian and a Vega strike mod: Are those my pills?
This proves they're from Chicagoland... CTA.... 3 busses will come within 316.86 milliseconds of each other, then you'll wait 10,000 years for the next one.
Do we have the basic TLDs? yes, stop... Does pretty much every country have its own basic TLD? yes, stop... whoever came up with this idea, please, stop... especially for that low a price... maybe for $1.85 billion, but not $185,000.
ICANN needs to learn how to play solitaire, maybe then they'd get the reason they're there. (hint, it's the first rule of both business and IT... "whatever you do, don't touch it").
It's getting to the point where I don't think "we need to stop this guy", instead it's "we need to help this guy".
More and more, it appears that police and prosecutors need something: Extreme mental help. Locked away, extensive questioning and medication. Either they don't have a firm grip on reality; or they do. and they're squeezing too tight, and it can't breathe.
Can't find the link, but I remember reading a few months ago about BAC monitors/interlocks installed in all new cars within the next 4 to 8 years; effort lead by Toyota... sooner or later, just like airbags, it'll be required.
Use of private companies to enforce the law is illegal, and if it actually now isn't recognized as such, then it needs to be declared fiercely, illegal.
We the people need less restrictions, not more. I'm not doing anything wrong, what is wrong with you that you think you need to track me?
People say "don't throw out the baby with the bathwater" but what if there's no baby? What if there's NOTHING there? What if it's a xenomorph? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alien_(franchise)/
The one at the bottom of the page where it's pedaled looks a bit more like a real boat, looks like it would float if you stopped. The pogo ones sink if you stop.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flyak Looks nice, but I'd like to see a pedal one with a couple of outriggers (because the one linked would be hell on the upper body).
So intel will only be about 4 years behind current in their graphics system when it comes out. In that case, it's probably the biggest leap they'll have ever made.
I think part of the problem is Pro vs. "amateur" vs. real amateur. Pros are the money makers in the big sports. "Amateurs" are the money makers in the sports most people don't care about. Real amateurs are the rest of us.
My belief is that part of the problem is the cost of entry to participate in the events. Sure, you could ride a bicycle coast to coast with just what's in your saddlebags in competitive time, but the rules state that you have to have a chase/support vehicle... "amateurs" can afford it through subsidies, grants, gifts, and sponsorships. A couple of years ago, some co-workers and I looked into some various cycling races, but the support vehicle requirement killed us.
Hell, you could be the best target masturbator on the planet, and if people want to watch that,,, great; but when the rules pop up about how you do it, what you do, and rules about support personnel, you're just another jerk-off.
Flat out though, I'm against doping; but if you wanna do it, fine; but let all the consequences be on you, you made an assload of cash on it, you're gonna need it to survive the next few decades. Drug abuse is bad, but the war on drugs is worse.
So fucking what? as others have shown, core knowledge does not change from year to year. If it does, it's not knowledge, it's fad.
X^3+1 quick, first derivative; OK, now integrate it... tell me, has that changed in the last century or two? (I spent more time looking for "^" than I took to figure it out... as anyone should).
The one thing I will fault this post with is a lack of link to the site... or maybe I'm too drunk to find it. (don't drink and derive) Oh wait, there it is... all math... ever buy a psych textbook? I did, 20 years ago, it was $80 then... god fuck it up the ass, I don't wanna know what it is now.
Even with open alternatives, especially with free alternatives, It has been realized for two to three decades (if not most likely longer) that college texts were bullshit prophet (sic) centers.
If someone has anything to hide in "higher education", more likely than not, they are doing something against any form of education, and are more aimed at indoctrination, and probably don't even recognize it.
note, that they mentioned "in the home". I'm worried that townships that are anti-firearm will use this to outlaw movement of firearms. sure, you can have one at home, my how are you gonna get it there?
Honestly though, I believe any restriction on citizen weapons (not just firearm) ownership/carry is unconstitutional. I live in Chicago, been to 35th and Michigan, they have signs declaring the SC's ruling that the registration law, and the forbidding of registration of handguns was not permitted, was perfectly legal; like a prize; kinda looked like... 19th century brit gentleman: "look at the savage's head, taken from the deepest africa" Made me wanna cut their throats right there. (and fuck FOID... go ahead mr. Daley, show me these gang-banger's FOID cards and firearms registrations that had a deadline before they were born)
Here is the 2nd amendment, in all it's modern glory, as the founders intended: All American citizens must be armed at all times and circumstances. It does not matter if it's a one-shot 22lr primer-only pistol, or a 10 foot full-auto.50-cal rifle hanging on your back; it does not matter if it's a pocket knife, a naginata, or a claymore; it does not matter if it's a cattle-prod, nun-chucks, a louisville slugger, or a stainless steel dildo (thank you Lord Carlin)... If you are not armed, you will be arrested and most likely deported.
Every gun owner I have met is 3 things: 1) interested in the safety of his community, not just himself and his family, everyone. 2) a firm believer in the rule of law, by everyone. 3) Realistic. The SC has ruled that police do not have to do anything to keep you safe or alive... "to serve and protect" is just a nice slogan, like "land of the free"... they made this decision under Clinton. As someone else has said "when seconds count, count on the police to be after a few minutes".
I see short-term benefits, but I worry about the long term damage prosecutors will try to inflict on us. (and as to prosecutors, is there really any more satanic a profession? Satan WAS "the accuser of the breatheren". Think how police think; now think how lawyers think; now combine them... NOW. offer them some anti-paranoid medication, because they really need it if they want to join us in the land of adults).
been wondering about this also. mainly due to having only one 20A outlet, and the building is old enough I don't want to risk that much. looking to build a new system, I want to make a strong but low power-draw system (gonna use a 45nm intel chip). Looking at specs on various parts suppliers sites, I come across numbers like "total thermal dissipation", or things like the notes on Intel's ATOM board: "fully populated board with accessories uses 75W max"
Where do I find out exactly how much wattage I need? A lot of the calculator sites seem to be either a tad old, or just give info on a few select parts.
on a note about the article, I'd rather see what the power usage is while starting up (seems that's when the biggest drain usually is). as for the printer, OK, it's just a deskjet, but show the drain on a laser warming up (for B/W, you're better with one of those).
I wish I had mod points for this one. I've been saying the same thing since I started riding. After the MSF class and then riding for a few years, when out with a group of people, they usually want me to drive the car as I'm the "safest driver they know".
The updates to it, DDR2 and better floating point, those are nice. Now if they would make a small system, somewhere between a mini-mac and a shuttle pc in size, DVD/RW, 2 Gb lan ports, some usb, basic video, 2 or 4 gigs ram (or empty memory slots we could fill ourselves) and a place for a SATA drive not using it as a co-pro, but as the main CPU, with a linux install disk and the SDK,
compare my imagined specs with the PS3 crippled cell (7 out of 8 working, and 1 of them against you for system security). If it were in the same price range, that'd be nice, maybe a way to get more people to experiment/develop for it.
He's lonely you know. be sure to send some extra stamps; he'll make it up to you, really.
(I half wonder if we could screw with fundies by making them support mass abortions to try to stop some magic number from happening for about a hundredth of a second.)
All this vista crap has me thinking of upgrading... to XP... from... 98. If nothing else, so I can get back to drunken-master CS games (drink while you're dead, for as long as you play... until even a Benelli is worthless).:P~~~ Seriously though, I only want XP for proprietary games; anything else, go ubuntu.
TFA mentions "light showers" at rest stops... ok, not too intrusive, optional, but may lead you to push yourself harder than you should.
Blue LEDs in your face? HELL NO! I tape over the blue led for my brights because even that is too much of a hit on my night vision.
"Shifting it (body's clock) by eight hours takes at least 10 days, and very few people are capable of doing that," BS Some of us are able. Some of us are natural night people. Some people have different sleep patterns (body working on a longer day). You gotta wonder who this hypothetical "normal" person they talk about is, and how much his life must suck.
As this is regarding truckers though, you can bet there will be "un-official" deployments of this. One other poster/former trucker has posted about being taught how to lie on the logs the very first day. Anything a company can do for money, it will.
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My place has been testing older servers we've had sitting around for power usage, computation power, throughput...
What fits the curves stays, what doesn't gets nuke-wiped and sold off.
Seriously... MRI machines are fun.
Clears up storage and re-purposes still viable servers, usually with vmware.
So now we have Franken-rack, Bride of Franken-rack (thin cabinet, no side space), and Son of Franken-rack (half-height cabinet).
Command and conquer: Get off my damned lawn edition
Red alert: Yuri remembers the great war... over and over and over agian
and a Vega strike mod: Are those my pills?
Does it go around saying "pan-tsu. pan-tsu. pan-tsu." ?
Hope he moved the power switch.
Now, work on getting double-precision.
This proves they're from Chicagoland...
CTA....
3 busses will come within 316.86 milliseconds of each other,
then you'll wait 10,000 years for the next one.
Do we have the basic TLDs? yes, stop...
Does pretty much every country have its own basic TLD? yes, stop...
whoever came up with this idea, please, stop...
especially for that low a price... maybe for $1.85 billion, but not $185,000.
ICANN needs to learn how to play solitaire, maybe then they'd get the reason they're there.
(hint, it's the first rule of both business and IT... "whatever you do, don't touch it").
Isn't that like saying most pedos go for 11 - 13 year olds, but at least they use condoms?
Intel video is so bad it should be criminal... can we fine them $1000 for each gma950 unit they ship?... please?
amber alerts are BS...
http://www.boston.com/bostonglobe/ideas/articles/2008/07/20/abducted/
It's getting to the point where I don't think "we need to stop this guy", instead it's "we need to help this guy".
More and more, it appears that police and prosecutors need something:
Extreme mental help. Locked away, extensive questioning and medication.
Either they don't have a firm grip on reality; or they do. and they're squeezing too tight, and it can't breathe.
Can't find the link, but I remember reading a few months ago about BAC monitors/interlocks installed in all new cars within the next 4 to 8 years; effort lead by Toyota... sooner or later, just like airbags, it'll be required.
Use of private companies to enforce the law is illegal, and if it actually now isn't recognized as such, then it needs to be declared fiercely, illegal.
We the people need less restrictions, not more. I'm not doing anything wrong, what is wrong with you that you think you need to track me?
People say "don't throw out the baby with the bathwater"
but what if there's no baby?
What if there's NOTHING there?
What if it's a xenomorph? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alien_(franchise)/
Well, I guess it's back to waiting until I've got a half dozen beers or so in me before starting an install.
kung-fu: drunken install master!
(although, you do end up with some odd games when you do that.)
The one at the bottom of the page where it's pedaled looks a bit more like a real boat, looks like it would float if you stopped.
The pogo ones sink if you stop.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flyak
Looks nice, but I'd like to see a pedal one with a couple of outriggers (because the one linked would be hell on the upper body).
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/7575459.stm
This one also states that the herd orientation is different around the South Atlantic Anomaly http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/South_Atlantic_Anomaly
Probably due to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnetite
And can't forget us.. http://www.pubmedcentral.nih.gov/articlerender.fcgi?artid=49775
So intel will only be about 4 years behind current in their graphics system when it comes out.
In that case, it's probably the biggest leap they'll have ever made.
I think part of the problem is Pro vs. "amateur" vs. real amateur.
Pros are the money makers in the big sports.
"Amateurs" are the money makers in the sports most people don't care about.
Real amateurs are the rest of us.
My belief is that part of the problem is the cost of entry to participate in the events.
Sure, you could ride a bicycle coast to coast with just what's in your saddlebags in competitive time,
but the rules state that you have to have a chase/support vehicle...
"amateurs" can afford it through subsidies, grants, gifts, and sponsorships.
A couple of years ago, some co-workers and I looked into some various cycling races, but the support vehicle requirement killed us.
Hell, you could be the best target masturbator on the planet, and if people want to watch that,,, great; but when the rules pop up about how you do it, what you do, and rules about support personnel, you're just another jerk-off.
Flat out though, I'm against doping; but if you wanna do it, fine; but let all the consequences be on you, you made an assload of cash on it, you're gonna need it to survive the next few decades. Drug abuse is bad, but the war on drugs is worse.
Why should a bios _CARE_ what OS you're running?
(seriously, why? I want to learn.)
So fucking what?
as others have shown, core knowledge does not change from year to year.
If it does, it's not knowledge, it's fad.
X^3+1
quick, first derivative; OK, now integrate it... tell me, has that changed in the last century or two?
(I spent more time looking for "^" than I took to figure it out... as anyone should).
The one thing I will fault this post with is a lack of link to the site... or maybe I'm too drunk to find it.
(don't drink and derive)
Oh wait, there it is... all math... ever buy a psych textbook?
I did, 20 years ago, it was $80 then... god fuck it up the ass, I don't wanna know what it is now.
Even with open alternatives, especially with free alternatives, It has been realized for two to three decades (if not most likely longer) that college texts were bullshit prophet (sic) centers.
If someone has anything to hide in "higher education", more likely than not, they are doing something against any form of education, and are more aimed at indoctrination, and probably don't even recognize it.
note, that they mentioned "in the home".
I'm worried that townships that are anti-firearm will use this to outlaw movement of firearms.
sure, you can have one at home, my how are you gonna get it there?
Honestly though, I believe any restriction on citizen weapons (not just firearm) ownership/carry is unconstitutional.
I live in Chicago, been to 35th and Michigan, they have signs declaring the SC's ruling that the registration law, and the forbidding of registration of handguns was not permitted, was perfectly legal; like a prize; kinda looked like...
19th century brit gentleman: "look at the savage's head, taken from the deepest africa"
Made me wanna cut their throats right there.
(and fuck FOID... go ahead mr. Daley, show me these gang-banger's FOID cards and firearms registrations that had a deadline before they were born)
Here is the 2nd amendment, in all it's modern glory, as the founders intended: .50-cal rifle hanging on your back; it does not matter if it's a pocket knife, a naginata, or a claymore; it does not matter if it's a cattle-prod, nun-chucks, a louisville slugger, or a stainless steel dildo (thank you Lord Carlin)...
All American citizens must be armed at all times and circumstances. It does not matter if it's a one-shot 22lr primer-only pistol, or a 10 foot full-auto
If you are not armed, you will be arrested and most likely deported.
Every gun owner I have met is 3 things:
1) interested in the safety of his community, not just himself and his family, everyone.
2) a firm believer in the rule of law, by everyone.
3) Realistic. The SC has ruled that police do not have to do anything to keep you safe or alive... "to serve and protect" is just a nice slogan, like "land of the free"... they made this decision under Clinton. As someone else has said "when seconds count, count on the police to be after a few minutes".
I see short-term benefits, but I worry about the long term damage prosecutors will try to inflict on us.
(and as to prosecutors, is there really any more satanic a profession? Satan WAS "the accuser of the breatheren". Think how police think; now think how lawyers think; now combine them... NOW. offer them some anti-paranoid medication, because they really need it if they want to join us in the land of adults).
been wondering about this also.
mainly due to having only one 20A outlet, and the building is old enough I don't want to risk that much.
looking to build a new system, I want to make a strong but low power-draw system (gonna use a 45nm intel chip). Looking at specs on various parts suppliers sites, I come across numbers like "total thermal dissipation", or things like the notes on Intel's ATOM board: "fully populated board with accessories uses 75W max"
Where do I find out exactly how much wattage I need?
A lot of the calculator sites seem to be either a tad old, or just give info on a few select parts.
on a note about the article,
I'd rather see what the power usage is while starting up (seems that's when the biggest drain usually is).
as for the printer, OK, it's just a deskjet, but show the drain on a laser warming up (for B/W, you're better with one of those).
I wish I had mod points for this one.
I've been saying the same thing since I started riding.
After the MSF class and then riding for a few years, when out with a group of people, they usually want me to drive the car as I'm the "safest driver they know".
Of course it's for enterprise...
because you and I can't afford a $10k blade let alone the rack slot farm to put it in.
http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/bladecenter/hardware/servers/qs22/index.html
(browse and buy)
The updates to it, DDR2 and better floating point, those are nice.
Now if they would make a small system, somewhere between a mini-mac and a shuttle pc in size,
DVD/RW, 2 Gb lan ports, some usb, basic video, 2 or 4 gigs ram (or empty memory slots we could fill ourselves) and a place for a SATA drive
not using it as a co-pro, but as the main CPU, with a linux install disk and the SDK,
compare my imagined specs with the PS3 crippled cell (7 out of 8 working, and 1 of them against you for system security).
If it were in the same price range, that'd be nice, maybe a way to get more people to experiment/develop for it.
He's lonely you know.
be sure to send some extra stamps; he'll make it up to you, really.
(I half wonder if we could screw with fundies by making them support mass abortions to try to stop some magic number from happening for about a hundredth of a second.)
All this vista crap has me thinking of upgrading... to XP... from... 98. :P~~~
If nothing else, so I can get back to drunken-master CS games (drink while you're dead, for as long as you play... until even a Benelli is worthless).
Seriously though, I only want XP for proprietary games; anything else, go ubuntu.
You're right, it was 7.10... ;)
gods, you expect me to remember things from one minute to the next?
I've been disconnected for too long.
Hell, I just upgraded to 7.04 last week.
Seriously.
(Box had been un-networked for 8 months).
I'll wait a month or so; never install day 0... wait until a few more zeros are in the number.
TFA mentions "light showers" at rest stops... ok, not too intrusive, optional, but may lead you to push yourself harder than you should.
Blue LEDs in your face?
HELL NO!
I tape over the blue led for my brights because even that is too much of a hit on my night vision.
"Shifting it (body's clock) by eight hours takes at least 10 days, and very few people are capable of doing that,"
BS
Some of us are able.
Some of us are natural night people.
Some people have different sleep patterns (body working on a longer day).
You gotta wonder who this hypothetical "normal" person they talk about is, and how much his life must suck.
As this is regarding truckers though, you can bet there will be "un-official" deployments of this.
One other poster/former trucker has posted about being taught how to lie on the logs the very first day.
Anything a company can do for money, it will.